Norrsken Accelerator Opens 2024 Cohort for African Startups
An unnamed organization has opened applications for its accelerator programs in Stockholm, specifically targeting African startups to foster a better future. The funding provided per successful startup is not explicitly stated.
The Norrsken Accelerator, founded by Niklas Adalberth in 2016, is part of the Norrsken ecosystem which includes the Norrsken Founders Fund, Norrsken VC, and Norrsken House. This accelerator seeks impact-focused startups with innovative technologies and strong pre-seed business models. The program runs from July to September at Norrsken House in Stockholm, offering participants 24/7 access to a workspace tailored to tech and impact entrepreneurs.
Successful applicants receive US$125,000 in cash and an eight-week business development course. Additionally, a select group of international companies receives US$125,000 in equity capital after the program. African startups can apply for this opportunity, with applications for the 2024 cohort currently open. Norrsken will customize a program and arrange mentoring sessions for each accepted startup.
African startups are encouraged to apply for the Norrsken Accelerator in Stockholm, with the 2024 cohort's applications now open. The program offers significant funding, workspace, and mentoring, aiming to support impact-focused startups with innovative technologies.
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